Swimming School in Phuket

Yes, learning to swim while on vacation is absolutely possible! Our intensive programs allow you to master basic skills or improve existing techniques in a short time. Lessons take place at a convenient location and format, making the learning process comfortable even during your vacation. In just a few lessons, you'll gain confidence in the water and fully enjoy swimming!

30-minute training - suitable for infants and children up to 3 years old.
45-minute training - academic hour, standard training for adults, teenagers, and children from 3 years of age.
60-minute training - intensive session, suitable for adults and teenagers with a high level of preparation.

Swimming goggles
Swimsuit or swimming trunks
Bottle of drinking water
Towel
Favorite toys (for small children)
Good mood

Check out our page with swimming equipment that you can order for your lesson. Please check equipment availability through our messaging channels.

In our school, trainers conduct sessions for babies as young as two weeks old in the bathtub.
From two months of age, you can start training in the swimming pool.

Allergies
Open wounds
Elevated body temperature
Prohibition on training from your pediatrician (we can consult personally)
Recovery period after illness (individually determined, again we can consult personally)

First, we need to define what you mean by "swimming independently" because everyone has their own definition of these words.
No qualified trainer will immediately answer this question. As each child is unique, each requires different amounts of time to master various swimming skills.
Many factors should be considered: initial swimming level, previous experience with trainers, learning ability, and much more.
After a trial lesson and personal introduction to your child, our school's trainer will be able to assess their current level of preparation and provide predictions for further training.

Getting water in your mouth during a session is inevitable at any age.
Adults and children from 4 years can control this process themselves and avoid drinking pool water intentionally.
Lessons with babies from 2 months sooner or later lead to water entering the oral cavity; the trainer fully controls this process. If your baby starts drinking a little water during dives, the trainer will take a step back in training and return to classic pouring to reinforce the moment of water hitting the face and breath-holding with the baby.
If you accidentally swallow a large amount of pool water, you can take a sorbent after the session as a precaution.

The optimal number of training sessions per week for learning to swim from scratch or developing technique for any age is 2-3 sessions per week, with a minimum break of 1 day between sessions.
Our standard schedule is: Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
Training once a week only maintains existing skills without significant improvement.

We conduct training in any weather that doesn't pose a threat to life.
On the island, even without sunshine, the temperature remains comfortable for training.
If it's cloudy or there's a light rain, the trainer will conduct the session in agreement with you.
During typhoons and monsoons, training sessions are not conducted as there are life-threatening risks such as strong winds and lightning.
We can cancel a training session and reschedule it for another convenient time in case of severe weather.

Send us a request or write in a messenger and book a time convenient for you. Write to us on Instagram or WhatsApp, or if that's not possible, on Telegram. Our manager will answer all your questions and select the desired days, time, and trainer for comfortable training sessions.

Our students swim at any time of day from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
During daytime, covered pools in the shade, swimming rash guards with sleeves, or simply sunscreen protect from the sun.
Based on many seasons of experience on the island, we can confidently tell you that you can swim at any time of day without fear of getting sunstroke or uneven tan, as you are in the water all the time.